So are W63rd Blue Notes like rookie cards?


At first I thought the w63rds were the BEST recordings, deep groove and all, but after looking at a couple of web pages it seems that there are records that are sonic equals . So do these original 1st pressings, like the mobley soul station on ebay, recieve such high bidding because of collector instincts rather than audiophile ones?

i understand the collector mentality, i've spent lots on baseball cards, so please don't view this as a "I can't believe people spend this much money on a record!" thread.
davelash

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There's nothing quite as satisfying as playing one for these mint original beauties. OTOH, you pay dearly for the pleasure. I think the "rookie card" analogy is a fairly good one, being the owner of many of both.

Fully support Albert's notion of supporting those reproducing titles at a HIGH level of quality. I've not always been pleased with Classic's outcomes (with respect to quietness), but at least they are making the attempt and are often successful.